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Nov 11, 2014
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Wednesday night at 7 PM director Alan Berliner visits to introduce FIRST COUSIN ONCE REMOVED, called "Heartbreaking, haunting, and unexpectedly heartening" by the LA Times. Screening as part of the Columbus Jewish Film Festival, the doc is a portrait of the filmmakerâs cousin and mentor, the poet and translator Edwin Honig and his journey through the ravages of memory loss and Alzheimerâs disease.
